For example, if I write a multiline command in Python, I can just click ctrl-c.
In Lua, for one liner, I could click ctrl-uto clear one line, but it does nothing for multi-line functions, etc. ctrl-cin Lua shuts down the interpreter.
Edit: For example, I am writing a function in Lua:
>> function Test()
..> print 'Test'
..> e
At this point I am going to write end, and I understand that I did not want to call the function Test(), instead I wanted to call it Test123(), how would I break out of this, as with Python ctrl-c?
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